Finding the Right Trademark Lawyer is Almost as Hard as Selecting the Right Name.
Deciding on your company name can be a challenge. Finding the right lawyer to help you navigate your trademark law needs can be just as important.
The application process can throw some curveballs.
These are the questions an experienced trademark attorney can help you with. These are the thing that I do when I apply for your business’s trademark.
While no one can promise you that every trademark application will be successful, having an experienced and reliable attorney assisting you. There are many different ways you can seek out help in applying for your trademark. Ideally, you want someone who: 1. Can give you an honest and clear opinion about the strengths and weakness of your mark; 2. Will guide you through the process of describing your mark and the products they represent; 3. Has the experience to reduce the number of potential pitfalls; and 4. Can provide your with the services you need in a manner that best suits your needs. I believe that my clients see me as providing quality services and at reasonable price. While you can register the mark yourself at the USPTO or use a website to fill out the paperwork, by using an experienced trademark lawyer, you get knowledge analysis about your unique needs. |
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Pricing OptionsBasic$450, plus filings fees for an exact match search of the trademark office, counseling, and preparation and filing of the application - other time spent on the application and registration is billed at the hourly rate of $200 per hour (.2 hr minimum).
Standard$900 (plus filing fees of minimum of $225), payable as $400 upfront and $400 and filing fees prior to filing. This covers a screening of the mark for strength and potential problems, preparation of the application, and interactions with the USPTO (other than substantive objections, i.e. likelihood of confusion or merely descriptive);
Plus$1250 for all of the above, Plus up to three hours of time spent of substantive objections.
Analysis Only$450, Analysis of proposed mark for conflicts with existing registrations, strength of mark, and other bars to statutory bars to registration. |